Finesse, imagination, and shot-making is what every golfer needs when playing at the Harbour Town Golf Links at Sea Pines Resort. A known golf course of the legends, this amazing 18-hole layout offers the ultimate test in golf for almost any skill level. And being considered as one of PGA’s distinguished golf courses, Harbour Town offers the unique collection of some of the world’s finest Par-3s and a Par-4 18th which was considered as among the most feared in golf. And when the wind blows off the Calibogue Sound, expect challenging things to happen while on play.
Designed by the famed Jack Nicklaus and Pete Dye, the Harbour
Town Golf Links at Sea Pines Resort has also become consistent in its rankings as among the world’s best. Being home to the PGA’s Classic Heritage golf tournament, the layout is all about the perfect blend of challenge and beauty. The course was incorporated with various elements including some of the country’s smallest greens that compel golfers to take on more strategy and accuracy. Aside from the challenging Par 3s, the layout is also being highlighted by a candy-cane striped lighthouse. Palmer, Norman, Nicklaus, and Love III are some of the legends that played at this stunning golf vacation destination.
Since inception way back in 1970, the Harbour Town Golf Links at Sea Pines Resort has been attracting not just the golf enthusiasts, but reputable golf and travel publications as well. The course was rated #1 in the South Carolina state as cited by Golf Magazine. In 2007, Harbour Town was cited as Golf Digest’s “15th Best Public Course in the Country”. What makes this golf vacation escape exciting is that guests can play golf all year round. Each year, expected number of guests can reach up to 38,000. When opting for a vacation escape where golf and relaxation comes together, consider booking with golf vacation experts.
signature courses that have become a constant tourist magnet. Considered as one of Hilton Head’s “player friendly golf course”, this exciting escape has been attracting all sorts of guests coming from almost all corners of the globe. Set right in the very heart of the magnificent Village, golfers of all skill levels can take advantage of the well-designed golf holes masterfully incorporated on the vast terrains of Hilton Head. From the back tees, the course plays at 7,489 yards. And unlike any other courses in the area, Hampton Hall provides the riskier and scarier options.
public, the layout has always been a top choice for golfers. Dye created the unique safe routes all the way to the greens. The Par-4, 470-yard hole #5 features a lake that extends towards the greens and is guarded by a repelling mound. And while approaching the end of the round, the final hole offers the excellent 495-yard closing. It features unseen wetlands, narrow fairways and ditch, and an elongated green that can be very demanding even for the accomplished golfers. And for those who have just started golfing, the place features a comprehensive practice facility where budding golf enthusiasts can work on with their strategies.
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Par 72, 6,759 yards from the tips and have been considered to compliment a truly Shotmaker’s course. The layout was given a course rating of 73.8 and a 140 slope rating on Bermuda grass. In order to get through the tough test in golf, every golfer must have the thinking approach as well as strategy. In 2004, the front nine renovations were completed and that a Par-3 ninth hole was added and that the first hole was lengthened to a Par-5 from its previous Par-4. Approaching the final holes can be a bit challenging too. The 17th compels golfers a tee shot flanked by the narrow chute of trees while the 18th is a natural beauty that goes through the 250-yard carry over by the creek from the back tees. And to add up to the existing challenge, a bulk-headed and well-guarded green has been strategically placed out in the marsh.
from the rest is that the entire location is considered as an Audubon-Certified Sanctuary Golf Course. That would mean, that while on play at the
was voted as Myrtle Beach’s “Golf Course of the Year”. Not only that, the course was also cited as the “South Carolina Golf Course of the Year”. The two featured courses at the Burning Ridge were named as The West Course and The East Course. To make a distinction between the two layouts, Hamm designed “The West Course” with plenty of water hazards while “The East Course” is dominated by sand. Golfers will then recognize one from the other. Nonetheless, these courses provide the fair test of golf that most enthusiasts are after. From the championship tees, the layouts were given course ratings of 71.8 and 72.9 and slopes of 122 and 128.
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set amid South Carolina’s tranquil woodlands. The three 9-hole designs were carefully crafted and perfectly blended to the area’s vast terrains. The “Dean of Golf Architecture” has flawlessly incorporated the strategic bunkers as well as the well calculated landing areas on 27 meticulously maintained holes. Another thing that makes this startling golf course quite interesting is that it’s all about golf and nature. Once you step on the greens, there are no visible houses around. It’s just the best views of three 9-hole courses namely The Oaks, The Lakes, and The Ravine.
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Beach’s finest golf courses that serve as a fine test to golfing skills. This striking
Set on the vast lands of the historic Longwood Plantation,